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A controlled-release granular fertilizer high in nitrogen describes the fertilizer that can be used for Aralia elata. The Japanese angelica tree handles time-release fertilizer applications every other month. It shows the best results in moist, well-drained soils that can be acidic, neutral or alkaline and clayey, loamy or sandy.
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What is the common name of Aralia elata?
'Japanese Angelica-tree' is a common name of 'Aralia elata' among English language speakers. In its native range, it's called 'tara-no-ki' in Japanese and 'dureup namu' in Korean. Its relative, the Devil's Walkingstick or Angelica-tree [Aralia spinosa], is native to eastern North America.
When was Dorstenia elata created?
Dorstenia elata was created in 1840.
When was Morchella elata created?
Morchella elata was created in 1822.
When was Cerithiopsis aralia created?
Cerithiopsis aralia was created in 1953.
What is an aralia?
An aralia is a genus of deciduous or evergreen trees, consisting of 68 accepted species, commonly known as spikenard.
What is the scientific name of the Japanese Angelica-tree?
'Aralia elata' is the scientific name of the Japanese Angelica-tree. The shrub or small tree is native to Russia, Korea, Japan and China. The woody plant's shoots are considered delicious parts of Japanese and Korean cuisines. In Japan, it's called 'tara-no-ki'. In Korea, it's called 'dureup namu'.
What is the scientific name for soap tree yucca?
Yucca Elata
What is the independent variables of fertilizer to plants?
How much fertilizer will be used and what kind of fertilizer.
Is ammonium nitrate used as fertilizer?
Yes. It is a common fertilizer.
What is gastrodia?
Gastrodia is a preparation made from the rhizome or tuber of an orchid, Gastrodia elata.
Does potassium nitrate used in fertilizer industry?
Yes, potassium nitrate can be used as a fertilizer in agriculture.
What is an angelica tree?
An angelica tree is a large shrub os small tree native to the southeastern United States, Latin name Aralia spinosa, or any of a group of trees of the genus Aralia.
